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Execute f.bat in DOS?

Jerochy
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1 minute ago, Jerochy said:

alright this is what I got when I typed dir

 

Oh boy. OK so it looks like your USB stick becomes the C drive when you boot into DOS.

 

What you need to do is boot back into windows, copy the whole M15R1A09 on to your USB stick, then boot back into DOS.

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1 minute ago, Benergy said:

To do it from the command line, you can type 'shutdown -s'

 

Edit: oh yeah ctrl alt del works to restart too

we did it. Thanks a bunch man there's no way I was gonna be able to do that without you. Rest easy tonight knowing you helped out a noob.

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Just now, Jerochy said:

we did it. Thanks a bunch man there's no way I was gonna be able to do that without you. Rest easy tonight knowing you helped out a noob.

Haha no probs, glad it worked :)

 Almost as cool as my temps  

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